Texas § GV.2002.052 - OMISSION OF INFORMATION
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§ GV.2002.052. OMISSION OF INFORMATION
OMISSION OF INFORMATION. (a) The secretary of state may omit from the administrative code a rule that is general in form if its inclusion in the code is impracticable, undesirable, or unnecessary because it is of local or limited application. (b) The secretary of state may omit information from the administrative code if: (1) the secretary determines that publication of the information would be cumbersome, expensive, or otherwise inexpedient; (2) on application to the adopting state agency, the information is made available in printed or processed form by the agency; and (3) the administrative code contains a notice stating the general subject matter of the information and the manner in which a copy of it may be obtained. (c) Omission from the administrative code under this section does not affect the validity or effectiveness of an omitted rule. Added by Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 268, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1993.
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